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Tangential Lipschitz gain for holomorphic functions on domains of finite type

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Functions that are holomorphic and Lipschitz in a smoothly bounded domain enjoy a gain in the order of Lipschitz regularity in the complex tangential directions near the boundary. We describe this gain explicitly in terms of the defining function near points of finite type in the boundary.

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  1. \(\displaystyle \left\| u\right\| _{\alpha } = \left\| u\right\| _\infty + \sup \limits _{\begin{array}{c} x,y\in \Omega \\ x\ne y \end{array}}\, \dfrac{\left|u(x) - u(y)\right|}{\left|x-y\right|^\alpha }.\)

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Acknowledgments

I am deeply grateful to Jeffery McNeal for introducing me to this beautiful part of several complex variables, the many discussions regarding this project, and for his generosity and guidance over the years. I started working on this project as part of my Ph.D. thesis [14] under his guidance at The Ohio State University and the results reported here were obtained during my stay at the Institute for Advanced Study. I wish to thank the Institute for Advanced Study for their hospitality. I also wish to thank Jiří Lebl for insightful discussions regarding this project and Yunus Zeytuncu for his comments on a draft of this article.

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Research partially supported by The James D. Wolfensohn Fund.

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Ravisankar, S. Tangential Lipschitz gain for holomorphic functions on domains of finite type. Math. Ann. 364, 439–451 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00208-015-1216-x

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